Pharmacist-only medicines are medicines that can be purchased without a prescription but must be supplied directly by a pharmacist. The pharmacist will assess whether the medicine is appropriate for you, provide advice on its safe and correct use, and may record relevant customer details as required. Examples include certain pain relief, thrush treatments, eye drops, and medicines for some skin conditions.

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​You become eligible for the subsidy once you have paid for 20 new prescription medicine items from 1 February each year. Once you're eligible, you do not have to pay any more prescription charges for the rest of that year (to 31 January).
You can reach the 20-item threshold by combining prescription items for your partner and dependent children aged from 14 up to 18.
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Unfortunately no. You cannot get a COVID-19 vaccine in the pharmacy. There is a Covid-19 vaccination centre on 1st Ave in Tauranga but it is advised to call first to book in on 0800 829 000 . For more information and vaccination roll out plans click here.

We vaccinate for Flu, Boostrix for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (whooping cough) and MMR for measles, mumps and rubella.

Buccaline is used to boost the body's immune system against bacterial infection during the cold & flu season. While it will not prevent cold or flu, it reduces the risk of complications that often arise when bacterial infections worsen viral infections. Do not buy Buccaline if you are unwell. Buccaline is not a replacement for a flu vaccine.
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We follow relevant government health guidelines to help protect our patients and staff. If you are feeling unwell or experiencing possible COVID-19 symptoms, please avoid visiting the pharmacy and contact us by phone instead. Where available, we can assist with your medication and arrange contact-free delivery to your home.